I have to be honest, I'm a cash money closet hoe. Ever since one of the hottest tracks to come out in a long time Back dat ass up I have secretly dug the Cash money millionaires, and have harbored a curiosity for how they took the hip hop grand stage by storm. They are a pretty rugged group of guys, but they have done the unthinkable and easily crossed over and enjoyed mainstream success. Juvenile, the proverbial leader of the squad, has recently dropped a new album: Juvenile: Project English, and although it seems a little on the vanilla side, there is a tad of chocolate swirl to keep things interesting.

Standouts include: H.B. Headbusta, the hilarious tracks entitled Sunshine and Mama got ass, and What u scared 4 featuring Lil Wayne. The intro and outro sequences on the album are pretty ill, as the album features tight production all the way through. The rest of the album gets lost in the shuffle and fits in that vanilla category mentioned earlier. It all starts with the first single off of the album Set it off. In the Nolia, and White Girl feat Lil Wayne and Baby are quite weak as well.

Overall, the album features tight production and the prerequisite appearances of the Cash Money Millionaires. The album will sell based on the infiltration that Juvenile has accomplished in the mainstream market. Juvenile fans may be a little disappointed by the lack of quality hits on the album, but no need to fear - y'know he's going to be releasing an album in a few short months to satiate your Cash money appetite.